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Communication Systems – 2 Digital Communications Class Organization Lecture 1.#

Course Information Book – Communication systems , S.Haykin, PH International edition, 4th Weekly program and Lecture Slides will be posted for each week on the website: http://electronics.ege.edu.tr. Additional announcements, assignments etc. will be also posted there. Your answers to assignments and homework should be posted there, too. 1.#

Course Information To pass the class you need, besides good grades, obligatory lecture attendance of min 75 percent of the lectures (for 1 semester – 2 weeks). Labs will be carried every week Lab quiz Lab report (details after the class from responsible assistant – Alper Akkas) 1.#

Projects there are people who wrote BETTER THAN YO Project – subjects, directions and requirements will be finalized the 6th week: Proposal – March 5 Approval + corrections – March 12 MILESTONE 1 – April 2 Projects are done on a specific topic, 2-3 students in a group Overview Theoretical background/related scientific work Evaluation (including MATLAB, SIMULINK, etc. ) NOTE: It is very easy to copy and paste, but when it is YOUR PROJECT,.do not be tempted there are people who wrote BETTER THAN YO NO PLAGIARISM ACCEPTED!!! U

Grading Grading Labs – 40% Project – 30 % (includes homework and other written assignments) (evaluated based on timeliness, presentation, proper structure, MATLAB/SIMULINK code working, originality of the project) Midterm – 30% Collectively labs, quizzes and project make up the so-called in-term grade. It will represent 60% of the passing grade. Final Exam – 40 % of the passing grade

Special Notes Delayed submission of lab reports, project, assignments and homework will suffer punishment of 50 % reduction in grades.

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